The proposal and supporting documents for a co-authored book (with Michelle Latolais) to be titled Blinding the Mind's Eye: The Death of the Heart. Supporting documents include correspondence between Arthur Miller and Muske-Dukes and Latolais, photocopied essays by Theodore Adorno and Laura Mulvey, and drafts and notes for the proposal. The documents in this folder were compiled by Muske-Dukes.

Three drafts of a play titled Elixir: A Play. Two drafts are labeled "Revision Draft" and dated May 2, 1999. One revision draft has names penned in next to the list of characters, the other revision draft is highlighted for the part of Colonel James Blood.

An announcement for a reading at the Matrix Theatre on May 17, 1999, cast listings, and notes for Elixir.

One notebook containing notes outlining a week-to-week schedule for English 404 and an enclosed roster of English Department faculty.

Syllabi for English 304 (Intro. to Poetry Writing), English 405 (Fiction Writing), English 406 (Poetry Writing Workshop), English 408 (Advanced Poetry Writing Workshop), English 455 (Contemporary Prose), English 456 (Contemporary Poetry), as well as pop-quiz, a journals report worksheet, and other handouts used in class. Additional syllabi in Box 91.

Copies of student essays written for courses taught by Muske-Dukes.

Copies of forms filed with USC for the formation of the Ph.D program in Literature and Creative Writing.

A mission statement written by the Creative Writing Task Force, proposed syllabi for graduate courses, and reading lists for incoming students.

Correspondence, notes, and drafts of documents related to the creation of a Ph.D program in Literature and Creative Writing. This file includes resumes for potential faculty members, drafts of a program prospectus, and funding information. Correspondence kept in this file was compiled by Muske-Dukes.